Chiang Saen Hotels with Pools

The first time I lived in Anantara, I saw the opportunity to get in touch with elephants. For the Three Kingdoms View Room, the two children added two meals for two days and two activities for a total of RMB 8,000. The hotel facilities are a bit old, but the service is quite attentive, and the riding activities with the elephants are also very good. The second choice of spa is not ideal, the technique is average, and the time is insufficient. But in general, children are still very happy this time, I recommend friends who like animals have the opportunity to experience

Pros : • Space comfortable room with view of Mekong • Air restaurant with reasonable buffet breakfast • Infinity pool with beautiful view of Mekong river Cons • Here and there some Thai shortcomings • Coal terrace : this could be so beautiful. • The swimming pool is urgently required to restore. • No bar and restaurant for lunch or dinner Are you sure that the rest of the hotel is under-size for a 4-star hotel. We stayed here in 2017 also: quality has decreased significantly. Our luxurious room 305 was very spacious (30m2) with a good and broad bed (1.80m broad) and flat floor. Good air conditioning, medium-sized flat screen TV, wifi, coffee and tea. The spacious bathroom with indoor rain shower and separate bathroom is very comfortable with bath jackets and pantyhose. Room facilities are perfect. Good dark curtains. Balcony with 2 seats and table and most beautiful views of the Mekong and Laos. But don't forget: cheaper superior rooms on the back of the hotel have no view of Mekong. The breakfast buffet in the quite cale restaurant was enough with a separate egg station. Sometimes evening restaurant sometimes not, so unreliable. No bar is free coffee and water in the lobby. The outdoor terrace is extremely hot, really regrettable because with a little money and difficulty an architect can do wonders here. Great infinity pool with view of the Mekong River and with clean water but a lot of shortages , only three wooden seats. Some free bikes to use.

The hotel has 2 buildings on each side of the road. Accommodation is a small building, self-service, no porter. The door opens with a card. The hotel parking lot is broken, 3 floor building, there is a container and the name of the Siam triangle hotel is confusing. At first, I couldn't find the hotel, only the name has to call to ask at the hotel for the clean room, no mechanical. Good cool air conditioner, good flowing water, impressed with the service of the staff in the breakfast room. Good care and service Beautiful river view, good taste food

Athita The Hidden Court Chiang Saen is an ideal destination for a family vacation. We stayed with our two children, and they absolutely loved the experience. The hotel’s peaceful environment allowed us to relax and enjoy quality time together. The rooms were spacious and well-equipped, making it comfortable for the whole family. We were impressed by the variety of activities offered, from cycling through the charming town of Chiang Saen to exploring ancient temples. The hotel staff were incredibly kind and attentive, always going out of their way to ensure our kids were entertained and happy. The traditional Lanna cuisine was a delightful culinary adventure for all of us. We had a fantastic time and will definitely come back!

Atmosphere among the mountains and rivers Chiang Saen accommodation Baan Sawai Garden and Resort, one of the resorts. There is a most beautiful sunset viewpoint on the Mekong River in Ban Saeo Subdistrict, Chiang Saen District, Chiang Rai Province. When checking in, the resort will welcome you with sweet lemonade as ”Welcome Drink”. Expected to change continuously Which the resort grows by itself and is chemical-free There is a golf cart picked up from the check-in building to the room. The resort has 4 rooms located on a hill facing the Mekong River. Causing the same view of Laos side from the balcony During my stay at the end of April The room is comfortable and the price is very good. There is a promotion to say the line. The price is very good. The opposite side of the resort is Laos, our neighboring country. Only the Mekong River is the border line between the two countries. From the location of the resort, you can see the beautiful sunset on the Mekong bank every season. On the organic orchard area. Various poisons in an area of more than 30 rai where you can experience fresh air all year round. Including being able to pick and taste organic fruits in every season The room for the night is a ”honeymoon suite” very wide, 53 square meters with an en-suite balcony. It is a single bed. appliances Amenity Kits The resort is fully equipped like a five-star hotel. Both toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, conditioner, bathtubs for people who like to soak in outdoor or showers are all available. This breakfast is eaten until full as well. During this period, there are few guests, the resort will be arranged as a set meal. Passed very quickly It is another trip that returns with an impression. Until I feel that one night may be a little short for a real escape of the hustle and bustle. With the perfect atmosphere with a beautiful and peaceful view The air is so cool and fresh that I hardly want to go back. If there is a chance, I will definitely come back next time. Definitely attractive.

This hotel / camp is very good indeed. The staff are excellent, especially the guides who really make it. Everyone knows you by name. The “tents” are very well appointed with great views. Not nearly as much wildlife (eg birds) as I would hope or you would experience in eg Africa but nonetheless quite stunning. Elephants come to breakfast and are fed next to the restaurant. The Elephant and I experience is incredible as you get right next to the elephants and was the highlight. A real privilege. The camp is actually quite spread out, taking eg 10 minutes to walk between the reception / restaurant to the bar at the other end. There are quite a few steps along the way. But if you are fit and able, no issues. The bar at the end is very well positioned over the river. Great cocktails. The food is excellent; generally I find Four Seasons does not hit the mark but here they do. Dinner is a choice between a Thai or Western menu and you can mix and match courses. Great service. And all inclusive. It is super expensive, especially relative to what you would get for a top African safari lodge. I really struggle to justify how much I paid. However, they are supporting a foundation looking after elephants that had previously tough lives and they employ a lot of people at the camp supporting the local community. If you can get your mind around the expense, definitely go. A great experience.